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Suppose that atom x undergoes radioactive decay that results in atom y. If y has a larger atomic number than x, which type of radioactive decay occured? Alpha decay, Beta decay, Gamma decay, or Delta decay?
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Suppose that atom x undergoes radioactive decay that results in atom y. If y has a larger atomic number than x, which type of radioactive decay occured? Alpha decay, Beta decay, Gamma decay, or Delta decay??

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Beta decay and I have to write something else to reach the min 20 words so I’m writing this to inform you why a am writing this
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